50 Cent Issues Warning to Liquor Brand Over Alleged Embezzlement

In a bold move, rapper and actor 50 Cent has issued a stern warning to Beam Suntory, a major liquor producer, accusing them of involvement in an embezzlement scheme that nearly cost his alcohol brand, Sire Spirits, millions of dollars. Sharing his frustration on Instagram, 50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, posted a FOX 5 NY report detailing the allegations, vowing that Beam Suntory would “pay for what they did.”

Accompanying the post was an Instagram Reel showing the news report, with 50 Cent emphasizing that he’s not one to be trifled with, especially when it comes to his business ventures. He demanded accountability from Beam Suntory, asserting, “I’m not the guy you want to get started. In the nicest way, I’m gonna need my money by Monday.”

Additionally, 50 Cent shared a letter purportedly sent by Beam Suntory to their alleged co-conspirators, suggesting an attempt to distance themselves from the situation. Expressing his frustration, 50 Cent hinted at the possibility of turning the ordeal into an unscripted project.

The legal battle stems from allegations made by 50 Cent in a complaint filed with the New York State Supreme Court, accusing Beam Suntory of complicity in an embezzlement scheme that saw Sire Spirits overpaying for supplied liquor and receiving kickbacks amounting to $6 million. Despite Beam Suntory vehemently denying any wrongdoing, 50 Cent remains resolute in seeking justice, with the case slated to proceed before a jury in early 2025.

As the legal drama unfolds, 50 Cent’s unwavering determination to hold Beam Suntory accountable underscores his commitment to protecting his business interests and seeking restitution for the damages incurred.